Robert Platt to Report on “The State of Free Speech At Cornell”
On Thursday, Feb. 1, 2024, at 5 p.m. Robert C Platt ‘73 will speak in Room 182 of Myron Taylor Hall on “The State of Free Speech at Cornell.”
Author: Review Staff
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Heard at Cornell: Leave Martha Alone
Heard at Cornell is a column that regularly quotes important statements from Cornellians. This excerpt is taken from a January 29 op-ed in Inside Higher Education written by Tracy Mitrano JD ‘95 entitled “Masters of the universe: Leave Martha Alone.”
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Cornell Tax Returns Show Salaries and Economic Challenges
Cornell University’s 2023 Tax Returns have been released by Cornell, revealing salaries and economic challenges.
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Pro-Palestine Protesters Are Running Out of Options
As Cornell restarts for the Spring 2024 term, pro-Palestine advocates are running out of options. With a goal of influencing U.S. foreign policy, the advocates seek to magnify their influence by identifying symbolic local actions to make their position appear more popular.
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Former trustee calls for Pollack’s resignation
Cornell Trustee Emeritus and Presidential Counselor Jon Lindseth has issued a scathing open letter to the Board of Trustees asking for President Pollack’s resignation over her support of DEI policies.
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Gallup Poll Shows America Supports Ending Race-Based Affirmative Action in College Admissions
On January 16, 2024, the Gallop Survey on Black Voices released a poll about views on the Students for Fair Admissions Supreme Court decision.
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New FIRE Survey Shows High Level of Punishment For Protected Speech
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) released a new survey of campus free speech trends that shows a high level of students reported being punished for speech as well as a high level of self-censorship.
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The Pro-Palestinian “Occupation” Protest Makes Outlandish Demands
On December 1, The Cornell Coalition for Mutual Liberation” held a demonstration in front of Day Hall and later “occupied” Willard Straight Hall and Klarman Hall with outlandish demands.
